There are actually people in this world who really have mastered the mysterious power.
Kiryu Yiyi looked at the monk in surprise.
Of course, he had no intention of following the monk in chanting sutras. He was just more interested in the report he got from Kirizaki Suimei. Maybe it also recorded the power of a folklorist to deal with ghost stories.
"After you and Matsuzaki left, the three of us felt something was wrong."
The monk and Kiryu held up their mobile phones to illuminate the front, and recounted their experiences: "There was a strange power coming from the old school building, but when we arrived at the old school building, we accidentally got separated. And when I tried to go out, I couldn't. I found that I couldn't leave the old school building, and I couldn't even contact the outside world with my mobile phone. It was as if I had been hidden by God... Just now I heard someone's footsteps, and I didn't meet you until I walked over."
He is also somewhat curious about Kiryu. As the trusted assistant of his "old friend" Kirisaki Suimei, the monk has also heard about Kiryu's first-class things told by Kirizaki Suimei.
It seems that he is a high school student with a supernatural physique who is always attracted to various supernatural events.
Supernatural physiques are not uncommon. What really impressed Kirizaki Suimei was that he had a "folklore" thinking. He was a young man who was not superstitious but believed in folklore.
It is said that he is also very good at handling strange stories.
The monk asked curiously: "How did you come here, and where are the Matsuzaki people?"
"We contacted Kirizaki-sensei on the way back from buying lunch, but the phone was not answered, so I guessed it could be Kamigakure."
With just one phone call, he was sure that something had happened to him and others. He was indeed a young man with "folklore" thinking. The monk nodded secretly.
"Ms. Matsuzaki and I got separated, and at some point she was replaced by a weird doll."
"Doll" monk said: "You cannot become a Buddha. The soul that remains in this world often looks for a place to live because of the obsession in your heart. Human-like things such as dolls and dolls may attract ghosts to live in." .”
Like, Annabelle?
After hearing Kiryu Ichijo's conjecture, Monk and Kiryu headed to the sewing class classroom in the old school building. Although the road was pitch dark, with the "master" like Monk there, Kiryu Ichizu could breathe a little relieved.
Arriving at the sewing class classroom, the monk stood at the door, holding beads in his hands, ready to go, while Kiryu grabbed the door handle and pushed the door open.
Two white figures flashed past.
Kiryu Yishi could vaguely see that it looked like two medical staff were carrying a stretcher, but there was nothing on the stretcher.
"It's the ghost obsession that remains here," the monk explained: "They are just repeating what they did in their lifetime. They have no consciousness and cannot escape. It seems that there is really a special power that binds them."
Kiryu nodded. He was not a professional exorcist. When the monk talked about ghost stories, he only had to nod responsibly.
The sewing class classroom is not too small. It is filled with messy puppet models, dusty fabrics, etc.
"here!"
The monk pointed at a wall and said, "I feel some kind of breath behind it."
"Hey, what are you doing?"
The monk who had just finished speaking found that Kiryu Yiyi actually picked up the chair next to him, swung it and smashed it against the wall.
Is this "Ghost Story Radar" so violent?
The walls are simply filled with corrugated paper and wallpapered, and the chairs can easily penetrate the walls.
There is a cave behind the wall.
The two of them bent down and entered.
Kiryu used his mobile phone to illuminate. There were old bandages on the ground, as well as some scattered brown glass medicine bottles. However, because of the age, the writing on the medicine bottles could no longer be seen clearly.
"The principal said before that the school was used to place the wounded during the war. This should be a room where the wounded were placed," Kiryu said.
"That's right"
The two searched and found a diary in the corner. They opened the diary and found a photo inside.
It was a picture of a nurse holding a fox.
Kiryu just glanced at the photo twice, then took it away and read the contents of the diary.
"March 15, 1945"
"The planes overhead brought disaster. Continuous artillery fire swept through Tokyo. I heard the screams and the pain. God, we did something wrong."
"It's the Tokyo bombing." The monk was a little surprised.
"Yeah" Kiryu nodded and continued to read the diary.
"March 17, 1945"
"My team received the mission to evacuate and treat the wounded. They are all heroes of the empire. Although 80,000 people died and 100,000 were seriously injured two days ago, there is insufficient medicine and insufficient supplies."
"March 20, 1945"
"Maybe the sound of bombing scared the little animals in the mountains and forests. I met a cute fox. It was injured, very seriously... I couldn't bear to see it die like this. There is still a lot of medicine, maybe it can be used A little bit on it? New medicine will be sent soon."
"..."
"March 28, 1945"
"The fox is getting better and better and we have a good relationship."
"April 3, 1945"
"The medicine has not been delivered, but there are more and more injured people. I am a little worried, but having him by my side comforts me."
"April 5, 1945"
"The captain found something missing when he was counting the medicine. They quickly determined that I had misappropriated the monster. Even though I kindly saved the fox, no one could save me."
"..."
The diary ends here.
The monk sighed and said, "It seems to be a story about the fox's revenge."
The nurse who misappropriated the medicine did not know how she would end up, but it would definitely not be good, and the fox that was accidentally rescued might not escape death either.
“First class!”
A voice came from behind. Kiryu turned around and found Kirizaki Suimei standing with the priest.
The priest was holding a box in his hand. When the two of them got closer, they discovered that there was actually a mummy of a fox inside.
A folklorist, a priest, it seems they did a lot of things after they got separated.
"We found this thing. Maybe this is the corpse of the troublesome fox fairy."
"It should be." The monk nodded: "We found a diary."
After a brief exchange of information between the two parties, the fox fairy's body was handed over to the monk.
Only the monk is the most suitable person to solve all this.
The monk began to chant sutras over the fox's mummy.
Kiryu and others prepared the brazier according to the monk's instructions and found some books that were easy to light.
After a few minutes, the monk opened his eyes.
He threw the mummy of the fox into the brazier, and as the flames burned, everything disappeared.
Kiryu looked out the window.
The moon is sparse and the street lights are on in the campus.
Even the summer insects chirped rhythmically.
The moonlight shines into the classroom through the window, driving away the darkness that obscures the eyes.
"It's really over."
The four of them left together. When they got downstairs, they saw the witch with the word "dog" written on her back. She was scratching her head in confusion: "Why am I here?"
"Could it be..." she exclaimed, looking at the nervous eyes of the four people and said, "It's the earth spirit that caused this!"
"..." The four of them were speechless.
"The commission has ended." The monk couldn't help but say.
"Is it over? I haven't shown off my skills yet!"
